1981
DOI: 10.1080/03626784.1981.11075266
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Vintage Connoisseurship: A Practitioner's View of Educational Criticism

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“…He (1991) claimed that "Evaluation requires a sophisticated, interpretive map not only to separate what is trivial from what is significant, but also to understand the meaning of what is known (pp.193)". He has concerns about the incomplete pictures of schooling yielded by traditional quantitative evaluation (Gray, 1981) and he noted that "things that matter cannot be measured quantitatively" (as cited in Alkin & Christie, 2013;pp. 34).…”
Section: Evaluation Model: Eisner's Evaluation Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He (1991) claimed that "Evaluation requires a sophisticated, interpretive map not only to separate what is trivial from what is significant, but also to understand the meaning of what is known (pp.193)". He has concerns about the incomplete pictures of schooling yielded by traditional quantitative evaluation (Gray, 1981) and he noted that "things that matter cannot be measured quantitatively" (as cited in Alkin & Christie, 2013;pp. 34).…”
Section: Evaluation Model: Eisner's Evaluation Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%